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Nuclear Space Screw Tackles NEOs

Although space scientists are confident that they have mapped the majority of "near Earth objects" that could conceiveably collide with us, and found that we're safe for ...
12th Aug 2007

Bye bye River Dolphin?

I don’t mean to be the harbinger of bad news – but it happens this week we’ve had another piece of important but incredibly depressing news from the aquatic world.It lo...
12th Aug 2007

Can your kids read your mind?

As a new dad, Dr Chris may feel like his baby can read his mind. And now researchers in Italy have shown that he may actually be right. One of the unique c...
5th Aug 2007
 

Life under a brown cloud - but it does have a silver lining.

Scientists have discovered that the global warming gas CO2 has an accomplice - clouds of soot in the atmosphere known as brown clouds. These clouds, which are over three kilometres...
5th Aug 2007

Satnav receives environmental thumbs up

What's best for the environment, a well thumbed map and some common sense, or a satnav? To find out, Tiawanese researchers Wen-Chen Lee and Bar-Wen Cheng from the National Yunlin U...
5th Aug 2007
 

French Bike their way to Cleaner Air

Paris is one of Europe's most congested cities, but now officials may have a new weapon to combat the problem - free bikes. The city have set up an initiative called "Velib&qu...
5th Aug 2007

Key gene in lung cancer cocktail

Lung cancer has a very poor survival rate, which is often due to the fact that the disease isn’t diagnosed until it has spread around the body, making treatment difficult. Now a te...
5th Aug 2007

A rash of new anti-HIV drugs

A cluster of new anti-AIDS drugs are expected to be approved for general use later this year, giving hope to patients who have developed drug-resistant forms of the virus. This is ...
5th Aug 2007

Astronauts to test the healing power of shrimps

American astronauts intend to test out a chemical found in the shells of shrimps that may help with healing in case of an accident on a long duration space mission.Unfo...
29th Jul 2007

Super paper - tough as steel

Scientists at Northwest University in Illinois have created a super-paper, made of carbon that is tougher than steel, but still more flexible than ordinary carbon fibre. And even b...
29th Jul 2007

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